A breakdown of the £166m spent on planning fees for the Stone Henge road tunnel
Case reference FOI2024/00674
Received 29 July 2024
Published 28 August 2024
Request
Response
Our Response:
Stage 1 – historical review of previous schemes, options identification, initial ecological and topographical surveys, ground investigation, liaison with stakeholders, public consultation and preferred route selection - £13,961,610.57
Stage 2 – preliminary scheme design, consultation with stakeholders and the public, ecological and topographical surveys, ground investigation, archaeological survey and evaluation, utility liaison - £33,665,750.29
statutory powers and processes: development and submission of planning documentation; engagement with planning and legal processes - £27,664,383.47
development of construction documentation, contract procurement - £37,017,120.52
Stage 3 – advanced site works: ground investigation; ecological and topographical surveys; ongoing archaeological evaluation; utility liaison, surveys, new supplies and diversion works; discharge of planning requirements - £52,457,822.59
Stage 4 – land costs, liaison with landowners, compensation for survey works - £1,463,890.72
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